Essays on Education Page 12

Before taking this course, I would have considered myself a very repetitive writer when it comes to academic writing. Nearly all of my essays that were assigned to me in school were argumentative papers. Those type of essays usually follow a specific structure. After writing a certain amount, they start to feel like the same…

“Homeless on Campus” by Eleanor J. Bader, featured in The Progressive, a liberal political magazine (2004) and “Fremont High School” by Johnathan Kozol featured in the book The Shame of the Nation: The Restoration of Apartheid Schooling in America (2005), both talk about the lack of support for students within the education system. In both…

Cheating in school should have fewer punishments. Cheating is an easy way in terms of getting homework, tests, and assignments done in a quick way. Cheating can be wrong, but also effective from various perspectives. A 2019 national survey found that four out of five top students admitted to cheating at some point in their…

Why is the popularity of cheating increasing fast nowadays’students value grades more than learning and knowledge. Cheating is consider not only stealing someone’swork but also a cheater will not know his/her ability and passion, after gettingthe certificate with no experience and real knowledge. And this is what causes the community lack of academic study. This…

Academic dishonesty is quite common today with plagiarism, assignment copying, and sites like sparknotes. Although it is quite common, many students are not caught cheating or if they are most aren’t punished enough. The boundaries of what is considered cheating is blurred today and most students don’t consider what they are doing is wrong in…

Throughout history, there has always been a barrier in society that has prevented the participation of women and African Americans in the public sphere. As these groups tried to solve issues with society, white men would try to keep the status quo of the social structure and avoid change. In modern times, there are no…

State the challenges that an EFL learner would encounter when learning productive skills. How could he/ she overcome such challenges? When you learn a language, you develop both receptive skills and productive  skills. Receptive skills include understanding when you listen and when you read, you receive the language and  decode the meaning to understand the message. Productive skills are speaking…

Creative writing is included in the syllabus of every English language students. It is a skill to be practiced, just like a prerequisite in their first year in an institution. Creative writing indicates an essay which is being taught in the prior year in school. The researchers want to know the existing difficulties of the…

In his article “The Joy of Reading and Writing: Superman and Me,” author Sherman Alexie, argues that education and reading is crucial for minority children, because of his Spokane Indian Ethnicity and his experiences through school. The article begins with Alexie reminiscing on his childhood, his father’s love of books, and how Alexie taught himself to…

Education development in Christina Europe was of great importance. During this time, there have been extensive developments in higher education both in the Islamic and Europe. Education allows individuals to think beyond borders. It fosters creativity as people tend to use the gained knowledge into practicality in the society. In Europe, the intent of higher education…